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Column: Safety and liability main reasons behind Salmon Arm arena closure - Vimarsana News

Column: Safety and liability main reasons behind Salmon Arm arena closure

Council Report by Salmon Arm Mayor Alan Harrison

Recall Roundup: Frozen fruit recalled over listeria concerns - Vimarsana News

Recall Roundup: Frozen fruit recalled over listeria concerns

This week's food recall roundup includes frozen fruit recalls over listeria and Hepatitis A, as well as dairy-free gelato with undeclared milk.

Miniature fruit jelly cups recalled due to choking hazard - Vimarsana News

Miniature fruit jelly cups recalled due to choking hazard

A California wholesaler announced the recall Friday of clear jars of miniature Sun Wave brand fruit jelly cups imported from Taiwan. The products were sold at retail locations nationwide.

Ascendis: CEO Mark Sardi and activists agree on path forward - Vimarsana News

Ascendis: CEO Mark Sardi and activists agree on path forward

Ascendis has managed to avoid business rescue, with CEO Mark Sardi unpacking the recapatilisation agreement on the BizNews Power Hour.

Ascendis Health earnings to rise by more than 30% - Vimarsana News

Ascendis Health earnings to rise by more than 30%

Ascendis Health earnings to rise by more than 30% By Sandile Mchunu Share DURBAN - ASCENDIS Health said yesterday that it expected its earnings for the six months to end December to reflect double-digit growth, boosted largely by the Covid-19 defensive portfolio of the business. The South African-based global health and care company said it expected its normalised earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation (Ebitda) to increase by between 36 percent and 56 percent, to be between R718 million and R822m. “The group has benefited from a largely Covid-19-defensive portfolio wit...

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